5 Brooklyn two bedrooms renting for less than $2,500 a month

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The average rent for a two bedroom in Brooklyn is a steep $3,363 a month, according to a recent Douglas Elliman report. But that doesn’t mean you’re doomed if your budget is significantly less. Here are five places across the borough that can be yours for under $2,500 a month.

This newly renovated two bedroom, one bath (also shown at top) is listed for $2,295 a month. The apartment has in-unit laundry, Sunset Park views, and three closets. Heat and hot water are included. It's in a four-story, 20-apartment building. There’s no broker’s fee and guarantors are permitted, but all pets must be approved before they can move in.

This ground floor two bedroom, one bath has an open kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite counterts, hardwood flooring throughout, new windows, private outdoor space, and in-unit laundry. The building is pet-friendly with a common garden and a voice intercom system. The apartment is listed at $2,450 a month and there’s no broker’s fee.

This two bedroom in a two-family house is listed at $2,350 a month.The apartment has a stainless steel fridge and stove as well as granite counters and an island in the kitchen. The bathroom has a skylight, there's a fireplace, and there are lots of closets, a balcony, and backyard access. All utilities are included. Small pets are allowed.

This two bedroom, one bath has hardwood flooring and exposed brick walls. It's listed for $2,291 a month. Hot water is included, and guarantors are welcomed. Pets are only allowed upon approval. There’s no broker’s fee.

This 850-square-foot apartment has two bedrooms on opposite ends of the apartment, a decorative fireplace in the living room, and windows in every room. It's in a pet-friendly building near McGolrick Park. Rent is $2,499 a month. Heat and hot water are included.

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